God does change things
Posted on March 10, 2010
It is easy to forget where we are and who we are.
The creation is always in the midst of the creator. The finite is always very near the infinite. The small within sight of the massive.
The disciples went fishing. Jesus came along walking. They caught nothing. Jesus offered to change that. They obeyed. Jesus filled their nets.
In the midst of the creator the disciples saw what they were unable to see on their own.
This is no small thing. Once again we are reminded that God does change things. And of all things needed most, God changes hearts.
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Beautiful picture and awesome post! Isn’t it amazing what God can do!
Thanks Linda!